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High school math outlines for Microsoft Word
Study Guide Template
This study guide template works really well for the end of a unit. With endless options for vocabulary, concept, review I have adapted this format to work for any subject or topic. I hope you find it as useful as I have over the years! I have included an example file to show how I use this for a science unit about "energy."
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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EdTPA Special Education Lesson Plan
This is a special education SPECIFIC lesson plan that I have made for EdTPA. This lesson plan accommodates all of the information needed for a successful special education lesson plan for Pearson's edtpa portfolio.
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PreK - 12th
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Two Step Equation Graphic Organizer Notes
This graphic organizer helps students with the beginning steps of solving two step equations.
**4 basic questions with no integers and 1 challenge question with integers.
I used this in class to introduce the steps for solving two step equations.
Word Document so feel free to edit and tweek as needed for your classroom.
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7th - 11th
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Algebra 1 CCSS Full Standards by Unit with I Can Statements
Eleven units of Algebra 1 Learning Targets in I Can Statements all aligned to CCSS. Scope is based off of the McGraw-Hill Algebra 1 book by Carter, et al 2009. Easily edited into any scope or sequence you need. Learning targets and standards are broken into 11 units. Includes a template Assignment Sign Off Log. In my class I run the I Can's and Standards on one side of yardstick with the assignment log on the back, students stay organized and are able to easily pull a learning target if asked by
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Grades:
7th - 10th
Three Part Math Lesson Plan Template
This template is to be used when planning inquiry based math lessons or three part math lessons. It allows you to plan every part of the lesson, including guiding questions, learning goals, etc.
Quadratic Function
Lesson Plan for quadratic functions and graphs
AP Statistics: An Outline of Lessons and Homework Assignments
This file contains a brief layout of what can be taught in class for each day in the AP Statistics course. Created to fit a standard block class using BVD's Stats: Modeling the real world 4th Edition. While the homework assignments are specific to the 4th edition, they can be used similarly along with the other additions but you may wish to preview the problems first!
All assignments mentioned within are contained in the BVD teacher's documents/edition. Clear placement of when to assign "Inve
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10th - 12th
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Physics Layered Curriculum Whole Year Bundle
All 20 Unit Overviews, 4 Editable Physics Quizzes per Unit, 10-14 Multiple Choice Questions, Two Versions for each unit, Two Retakes for each unit, Keys Included, Sample Syllabus, C-Layer Rubrics! During the 2018-2019 school year I tried Kathy Nunley's Layered Curriculum for my general physics class. The Layered Curriculum allows for differentiated learning, students choose from a buffet of activities that assess their learning. There are three layers, C, B, and A layers that corresponds to Bloo
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11th - 12th
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Solving Multi-Step Inequalities Notes Outline
This is an editable copy of a notes outline for Algebra 1. This outline is designed to be used within the Solving Equations and Inequalities Unit. These notes cover solving multi-step inequalities and graphing solutions on a number line. Check out my other notes outlines and my student reflection tools that align with the notes for each unit!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations and Inequalities Notes and Reflection Bundle
More on Solving Simple Inequalities Notes Outline
This is an editable copy of a notes outline for Algebra 1. This outline is designed to be used within the Solving Equations and Inequalities Unit. These notes cover solving simple inequalities when dividing or multiplying by a negative number. Check out my other notes outlines and my student reflection tools that align with the notes for each unit!
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations and Inequalities Notes and Reflection Bundle
Writing, Graphing and Solving Simple Inequalities Notes Outline
This is an editable copy of a notes outline for Algebra 1. This outline is designed to be used within the Solving Equations and Inequalities Unit. These notes cover writing simple inequalities, as well as solving and graphing the solution on a number line. Check out my other notes outlines and my student reflection tools that align with the notes for each unit!
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations and Inequalities Notes and Reflection Bundle
Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides Notes Outline
This is an editable copy of a notes outline for Algebra 1. This outline is designed to be used within the Solving Equations and Inequalities Unit. These notes cover solving equations with variables on both sides using properties of equalities. Check out my other notes outlines and my student reflection tools that align with the notes for each unit!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations and Inequalities Notes and Reflection Bundle
Solving Multi-Step Equations Notes Outline
This is an editable copy of a notes outline for Algebra 1. This outline is designed to be used within the Solving Equations and Inequalities Unit. These notes cover solving multi-step equations using properties of equalities . Check out my other notes outlines and my student reflection tools that align with the notes for each unit!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations and Inequalities Notes and Reflection Bundle
Solving Equations and Inequalities Student Reflections
This is an editable copy of a student reflection sheet for Algebra 1. This reflection page is designed to go with the Solving Equations and Inequalities Unit. The handout has learning targets, success criteria, student self assessment and reflection opportunities. These can be used for ongoing reflection throughout the unit or at the end of the unit as a form of review. Check out my notes outlines that align with these reflections or the unit bundle is available too!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Solving Equations and Inequalities Notes and Reflection Bundle
2013-2014 Geometry Common Core Pacing Guide
This pacing guide includes concepts, vocabulary words, essential questions, and a place for teacher reflection on things to change for next year. Curriculum is broken down by one unit per page and is paced by days and quarters on the top row of each unit.
This pacing guide is based on sequential units created by the Dana Center associated with PARCC and PARCC's common core assessment found here: http://ccsstoolbox.agilemind.com/resources_samples.html
It also includes page numbers based on the
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Grades:
9th - 11th
NWEA MAP Score Tracking Sheet Template
At our school, it is imperative that we consistently monitor our students' progress on the MAP test. I've created a tracking sheet to help teachers better access student scores and performances.
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Grades:
K - 9th
EDITABLE PARENT CONTACT CONFERENCE FORM TEMPLATE TEACHER NOTES BACK SCHOOL NIGHT
This Word Document consists of a parent teacher contact form (template) that you can use to take notes during or immediately after a meeting, phone conference or email message. It is easy to forget important items discussed during parent conferences held on back to school night, or right before grades are due. This is a great template that will make it easy to recall important information. I have used this form as one of my end of year artifacts for my final (summative) teacher evaluation meeti
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education
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Synthetic Division Template
Use this template to guide students who might be struggling with synthetic division. Combine with a sheet protector and dry erase marker to re-use it for multiple problems. Give one as a part of a graphic organizer for students that have trouble remembering the steps.Note: the max for this template is polynomials of degree 4
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9th - 12th
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Monomial Cheat Sheet and Exponents Laws
This is your one stop shop for reviewing the basics of adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing monomials!It also covers the basic product rule, quotient rule, power rule, negative exponent rule, and fraction exponent rule aka THE EXPONENT LAWS!It includes a fill in the blank version and an answer key.Let the kids fill it in as a review or just give them the completed cheat sheet to help with homework!Every section has an example and answerA few graphics to make it more visually appealling!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Linear Horizontal/Vertical Compression&Stretch Organizer and Practice
This graphic organizer can be projected upon to the active board. This will allow the students to see exactly were they are filling out information. It is divided into 4 sections, horizontal stretch, horizontal compression, Vertical stretch, and vertical compression. Students are given the base formula, notes, an example, and are to graph both new and old function for that specific transformation. Then afterwards they have a practice problem for each section. It allows for a quick daily check or
Grades:
8th - 9th
Introduction to creating and understanding matrices Notes Outline
These notes are used introduce the concept of a matrix and its parts. It does not go into any operations. Instead, it explains the parts of a matrix, how to determine the dimension, how to locate an element, and how to create a matrix from an application problem. It is correlated to Glencoe's Algebra I Book, but can be used for any book or lesson. It starts with an area for the essential question, definitions, examples, and finally an area for the essential question to be answered. The head
2013-2014 Algebra II Common Core Pacing Guide
This pacing guide includes concepts, vocabulary words, essential questions, and a place for teacher reflection on things to change for next year. Curriculum is broken down by one unit per page and is paced by days and quarters on the top row of each unit.
This pacing guide is based on sequential units created by the Dana Center associated with PARCC and PARCC's common core assessment found here: http://ccsstoolbox.agilemind.com/resources_samples.html
It also includes page numbers based on the
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Properties Reference Sheet and Chart (7th & 8th Grade)
For my seventh graders, I wanted a reference sheet for them to use throughout the school year which would cover all the properties we would address during the school year. I also used this for my 8th graders as a review. Following Marzano's recommendations for effective lesson design, I tried to include examples, non examples (using mistakes my students commonly make), and pictures to illustrate the concept.
This sheet covers the following properties:
Commutative
Associative
Additive Identity
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Grades:
6th - 9th
2013-2014 Algebra I Common Core Pacing Guide
This pacing guide includes concepts, vocabulary words, essential questions, and a place for teacher reflection on things to change for next year. Curriculum is broken down by one unit per page and is paced by days and quarters on the top row of each unit.
This pacing guide is based on sequential units created by the Dana Center associated with PARCC and PARCC's common core assessment found here: http://ccsstoolbox.agilemind.com/resources_samples.html
It also includes page numbers based on the
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Grades:
8th - 10th
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